What Narcissist Do When They KNOW They’re Wrong
Have you ever been in a conversation where you’re thinking, “Okay, there is no way they don’t understand what I’m saying.” You have the facts. You have the receipts. You’re calm. You’re clear. You’ve explained yourself way too many times in too many different ways. And somehow you still walk away feeling like you’re the one who’s confused—like you’re on trial—like you’re explaining reality to someone who is absolutely committed to not seeing it.
Think about it. Because if you’ve been telling yourself, “Maybe I just didn’t explain it well enough,” consider this: What if they understand perfectly? And the reason it feels so crazymaking is because you think you’re having a disagreement about facts, but you may actually be in a power struggle over whose version of reality gets to win.
By the end of this, you’ll be able to recognize what manipulative patterns look like—specifically when someone knows they’re wrong. But even more importantly, you’re going to feel something you may not have felt in a very long time: permission to trust yourself again.
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